This is not the first time that Trump has used the word, deemed an antisemitic slur by the Anti-Defamation League, at a rally.
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The outcome will hinge on a relatively small number of competitive races, but the campaigns are being shaped nationally by a few key issues.
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Last week it was Medicare, now let’s turn to benefit enrollment for everyone else. Roughly 154 million Americans are covered through workplace plans, and according to the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) 2025 Employer Health Benefits Survey, the average annual dollar amounts contributed by cov…
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US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrives in Russia in the latest diplomatic effort to end the war in Ukraine.
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Freight Right reports China-U.S. ocean freight rates remain steady amid tighter post-holiday space, while air freight prices have surged due to increased demand and reduced capacity.
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SoFi reports rising living costs are delaying major life events for many Americans, with 85% stating daily expenses have increased.
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Intuit TurboTax reports seven tax-deductible wedding expenses, including donations to charities, leftover food, and wedding attire, boosting tax refunds.
President Donald Trump used an antisemitic slur last night, it wasn't the first time. He is headed to North Carolina to campaign tonight.
Law Offices of Pius Joseph reports 1,103 cyclist deaths in 2024, down 6% from the previous year. Most fatalities occurred in urban areas, often at night and away from intersections.
The Hechinger Report reports that U.S. universities, once global leaders, face a decline due to funding cuts, fewer international students, and rising competition from abroad.
Japan has launched a five-year mission to bring back something no one has ever collected: soil from a moon of Mars. The spacecraft is headed for Phobos, one of two small, potato-shaped moons orbiting the red planet. It's expected to arrive at Mars next August, then study Phobos before landin…
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The 2027 reappraisal schedule was just one of the topics discussed during Monday’s meeting of the McDowell County Board of Commissioners.
Three passengers on a horse-drawn wagon at Lazy 5 Ranch were hospitalized Saturday when the horses panicked and jumped, tossing the riders off, officials at the popular exotic animals attraction east of Mooresville said Saturday.
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The update on data center rules was heard during Monday’s meeting of the commissioners which was held at Historic Carson House.
Roy Cooper is ahead of Michael Whatley 51%-34% among female voters, the poll found.
Vice President JD Vance campaigned Monday for GOP candidates across North Carolina’s most competitive congressional contests, adding more weight to the high-stakes races as the campaigns near their close.
The cost of a gallon of gas has dropped so sharply across North Carolina following Gov. Josh Stein's signing of House Bill 3 that the Tar Heel State is now home to the cheapest gas in the nation.
One phone call changed everything. A moment of peace inspired a story. Now a Greensboro writer is sharing both in a popular book series.
This is not the first time that Trump has used the word, deemed an antisemitic slur by the Anti-Defamation League, at a rally.
The outcome will hinge on a relatively small number of competitive races, but the campaigns are being shaped nationally by a few key issues.
Last week it was Medicare, now let’s turn to benefit enrollment for everyone else. Roughly 154 million Americans are covered through workplace plans, and according to the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) 2025 Employer Health Benefits Survey, the average annual dollar amounts contributed by covered workers in 2025 were $1,440 for single coverage and $6,850 for family coverage.
US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrives in Russia in the latest diplomatic effort to end the war in Ukraine.
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Law enforcement found marijuana and fentanyl during a traffic stop on Sept. 30.
Sammy Lee Hensley, 36, of Nebo was found to be in possession of one of the bikes after an investigation by Detective Adam Burnette.
Deputies found a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun and methamphetamine in a vehicle.
The Old Fort Board of Aldermen held the regular October meeting on Monday at the Town Hall.
The cost of a gallon of gas has dropped so sharply across North Carolina following Gov. Josh Stein's signing of House Bill 3 that the Tar Heel State is now home to the cheapest gas in the nation.
Both the McDowell County Board of Commissioners and the Old Fort Board of Aldermen will hold their regular meetings on Monday.
Tillis, 66, a Republican from Huntersville, will retire in January, after 21 years in the state House and U.S. Senate, including four years as state House speaker.